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I have several questions, hopefully the output of this is I can submit a PR for some doc updates:
- the node-sonos-http-api allows for a folder named presets in it (for organization purposes) and it is the preferred way so perhaps we should update accordingly (I believe it even hot loads them / don't have to restart the server when you add new json files to presets folder)
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Would you add the Dialog Interface Reference to the API? The usage of directives would be a pretty nice feature (amazon dev )
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The RequestValidator in not complete under unit tests. It's not that easy because of openssl connects.
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I have a small change that I can open a PR for if I can push my branch to this repo.
The Flask-Ask link is changed to go to the readthedocs site for Flask-Ask, and the link to John Wheeler goes to his Github.
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I used these docs to develop my intent handler that requires an asynchronous call to an external server:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/alexa-app#asynchronous-handlers-example
The docs give this code sample as an example of an async call inside an alexa-app intent handler: